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For cultural heritage teams

Your collection deserves more than a static catalogue

HistropediaJS helps museums, galleries, archives, and libraries reveal connections across time — placing artworks, artefacts, lives, and events on a single interactive timeline your visitors can explore.

Museo del Prado interactive collection timeline
Live institution timelines

Trusted by museums, libraries & cultural organisations worldwide

Museo del Prado National Library of Wales University of Edinburgh ES_ARQ La Casa de la Arquitectura BlackPast

Built for every corner of cultural heritage

Whether you curate paintings, preserve manuscripts, or tell biographical stories — timelines make your data explorable.

Museums & Galleries

Place every artwork in historical context. Reveal movements, influences, and curatorial themes across your entire collection.

Archives

Surface hidden connections in catalogued records. Let researchers and the public navigate decades of material at a glance.

Libraries

Visualise biographical dictionaries, special collections, and thematic reading journeys powered by your existing metadata.

Heritage Sites

Connect buildings, architects, and conservation milestones. Tell the story of place across centuries on one canvas.

Projects from institutions like yours

Real timelines built with HistropediaJS — from national museums to specialist archives.

Museo del Prado collection timeline

Museo del Prado

A digital exploration of the entire collection, placing every artwork in historical context for the museum's bicentenary.

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National Library of Wales biographical timeline

National Library of Wales

Over 4,000 lives from the Dictionary of Welsh Biography, visualised as a living timeline powered by Wikidata.

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ES_ARQ architectural heritage timeline

ES_ARQ – La Casa de la Arquitectura

Spain's architectural heritage presented in historical context, connecting past and contemporary practice.

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University of Edinburgh Vote100 timeline

University of Edinburgh

Interactive display for #Vote100, highlighting women's suffrage history on campus and online.

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Why heritage teams choose HistropediaJS

Production-proven technology that scales from a single exhibition to an entire national collection.

1

Handle large collections without slowing down

Render 10,000+ catalogue entries at 60fps — proven with Museo del Prado's full collection online.

2

Match your institution's visual identity

Custom styling, branded article cards, and flexible layouts that feel native to your website or kiosk display.

3

Connect to the data you already have

Works with Wikidata, CSV exports, CMS APIs, and custom JSON — no proprietary lock-in.

4

Engage visitors on any device

Touch-friendly zoom, pan, and scroll built in — ideal for gallery kiosks, mobile visitors, and classroom use.

Ready to bring your collection to life?

Start building today — free for personal and educational use. Commercial licences available for institution-wide deployments.

No dependencies · Works via script tag or npm · Full documentation included